World War I Memorial Park and Zoo - North Attleboro, MA - Municipal Parks and Plazas on Waymarking.com

In North Attleborough, there is the World War I Memorial Park and Zoo.

This park is a wooded lot with several features.

The most notable feature is the petting zoo in the center of the park. This zoo has goats, sheep, pigs, and horses to feed and pet. In addition, there are some other animals that aren't available to feed, such as a donkey and emus.

Nearby is Julia's Garden; a place dedicated to a child, where there is a flower garden, a long slide, and a walkway with a unicorn sculpture looking back. There are picnic areas and walking paths, too.

There are picnic areas in other parts of the park, and there is a fire tower on the summit of the hill.

One road loops around to the areas.


Other Source:

North Attleborough Historical Commission (WWI Mem. Park and Zoo):
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Name: World War I Memorial Park and Zoo Street Location: 401 Elmwood Street (Mass Route 106). Local Municipality: North Attleborough State/Province, etc.: Massachusetts Country: United States of America Web Site: [Web Link] Memorial/Commemoration: World War I Soldiers Date Established: 1/1/1000 Picnic Facilities: Picnic areas Recreational Facilities: petting zoo, playground, walking trails. Monuments/Statues: Several plaques for local citizens. Art (murals/sculpture, etc.): mural on the petting zoo building Fountains: None known. Ponds/Lakes/Streams/Rivers/Beach: None known. Special Events: Several small events. Traditional Geocaches: None known

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Date Logged Log   12/26/2013 Freddie's Pack visited it